The Ethernet cable is supplied, you dont have to turn your house upside down looking through all old computer junk boxes after an old cable like I did ;-)
I think it would be good if you had an image of the Flexible-Coupler showing what is “clamping bolts” and what is “grub screws”. Being a non-english speaker, it’s difficult to understand the difference. It’s also not clear how the mechanism of the Flexible-Coupler works - why is both clamping bolts and grub screws used, and what are they used for.
It’s worth mentioning that this nut block SHOULD be tightened, as opposed to the others, that shouldn’t (initially, at least). I had to go back after assembling the lead screw and double check that I actually tightened the nut block (which I had…).
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The Ethernet cable is supplied, you dont have to turn your house upside down looking through all old computer junk boxes after an old cable like I did ;-)
I think it would be good if you had an image of the Flexible-Coupler showing what is “clamping bolts” and what is “grub screws”. Being a non-english speaker, it’s difficult to understand the difference. It’s also not clear how the mechanism of the Flexible-Coupler works - why is both clamping bolts and grub screws used, and what are they used for.
It’s worth mentioning that this nut block SHOULD be tightened, as opposed to the others, that shouldn’t (initially, at least). I had to go back after assembling the lead screw and double check that I actually tightened the nut block (which I had…).